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1.
Payments
In order to confirm a reservation Wildlife Africa requires a 25%
non-refundable deposit within 7 days of confirmation and the balance of
payment is required 45 day’s prior to arrival.
2.
Cancellation
Cancellation outside 45 days will result in a loss of deposit.
Cancellation at 45 days or less will incur a cancellation fee of 100% of
total cost of tour.
3.
Method of Payment
We accept American Express, Diners, Visa and Mastercard.
Payments can also be paid directly into Wildlife Africa’s account.
All payment must be made in full and free of any bank charges.
4.
Insurance
Guests are advised to take travel insurance covering them for personal
effects, personal accident, medical and emergency travel expenses,
cancellation and curtailment as the booking will be subject to
cancellation penalties as detailed above
5.
Visas and Passports
It is
important that you thoroughly check your visa requirements before your
intended date of travel, as We cannot be held responsible
should necessary visa requirements not be fulfilled. All visitors to South
Africa are required by law to have a minimum of two blank pages in their
passport to enable the entry visa to be issued. If there is insufficient
space in the passport, entry will be denied and the person is likely to be
detained pending return to their country of origin.
6.
Air
tickets
In order to comply with international insurance requirements all airline
tickets must clearly show the passenger’s title, name and surname (as
indicated in their passport). As this applies to both scheduled and
charter flights we would be grateful if you could provide us with this
information at the time of your reservation.
The air fare and airport tax quoted are current and are subject to change
without prior warning should the airline impose an increase in rates for
any reason. Should the fare quoted not be available at the time of booking
the next applicable fare will be booked and amended costs advised
accordingly. Please note that fares may increase between time of booking,
time of payment and the ticket being issued.
Wildlife Africa cannot be held responsible should airlines discontinue
flights on certain routings or change scheduled timetables resulting in
missed connections. Should an amendment in routing or itinerary be
necessary, any additional costs incurred will not be borne by Wildlife
Africa
7.
General
1.
Malaria
It is
important that you take precautions against malaria prior to the
commencement of your holiday. We recommend that you contact your doctor,
pharmacist or travel advisory clinic for advice on the Malaria areas and
as to which prophylactic is recommended.
2.
Yellow fever
Although it may not be required at time of entry, Yellow fever
vaccinations are a legal requirement for entry into Tanzania or Zanzibar .
Please note however, that your guests' country of origin may also require
this certificate upon their re-entry. Please confirm with a travel clinic
prior to travel.
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